HISPANIC URBAN MINORITY ALCHOLISM AND DRUG ABUSE OUTREACH PROGRAM INC

Programs

1. Treatment services: casa alma / casa maria clients can complete up to 30 days of residential treatment, depending on their individual needs and treatment goals. Services include, but are not limited to, substance use disorder case management, crisis intervention, individual counseling, family sessions, and participation in aa/na support groups. Intensive outpatient clients complete 6 weeks of three 3-hour weekly group sessions. Other services include substance use disorder case management, crisis intervention, individual counseling, family sessions, and encouragement for participation in aa/na support groups. Outpatient clients complete 12 weeks of one 1.5 our weekly group session, receive counseling sessions, substance use disorder case management, and crisis intervention.

   $624,969 spent$1,188,437 earned by the program
   100% of program spending

2. Prevention services youth in action a year-long bilingual and culturally competent in-school youth development and substance prevention education geared towards middle and high school students. This education curriculum teaches social and emotional learning techniques, knowledge and attitudes for setting goals, how to maintain positive relationships, and responsible decision making. Family connections substance use and violence prevention curriculum, to increase parental skills, positive family engagement, family bonding, access to community resources, and setting effective substance use rules for incarcerated women in the northeast reintegration center. La mariposa (the butterfly) a bilingual and culturally competent group practice to counter harmful female stereotypes, encourage genuine self-expression, and generate personal accountability by building healthy relational and cultural connections, navigating personal challenges, increasing self- empowerment, and enhancing social-emotional skills in adolescent girls, ages 9-18 years. Project nios a year-long bilingual and culturally competent in-school youth development and substance prevention education geared towards pre-k and…

3. Harm reduction/ stigma reduction in partnership with the cuyahoga board of health (od2a project), humadaop played a critical role in ensuring naloxone distribution within the hispanic and latino communities. This was achieved through vending machines and drop-off sites positioned in neighborhoods with high overdose rates, particularly within hispanic populations. Humadaop also aimed to improve awareness of harm reduction services through interviews on latino radio stations, writing articles in spanish newspapers, and participating in segments on local spanish tv channels. Humadaop participated in, as well as hosted, educational seminars and outreach events designed specifically for the hispanic community, distributing naloxone and educational materials in both english and spanish to ensure broader community engagement.

4. Accomplishments: 2,693 individuals received substance use disorder (sud) prevention services (unduplicated) 33 students graduated from the summer camp leadership academy 382 individuals participated in 9 community events focused on overdose prevention and stigma reduction 211 naloxone doses were distributed to individuals outside of community events (harm reduction) 89 naloxone doses were distributed through an internal vending machine (harm reduction) 166 individuals received spanish-language training on naloxone administration (harm reduction) 276 clients were transported as part of sud recovery support services 153 clients received recovery-based translation services 96 clients participated in reentry programming 198 clients were served through sud treatment programs, including iop, op, and aftercare services 64 clients were assisted with obtaining medical insurance or other recovery-related support services

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $624,969.